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Rediscovered Music Of Mary Lou Williams

Dutch Jazz Orchestra, The

Rediscovered Music Of Mary Lou Williams

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Format: CD
Label: Challenge Records
UPC: 0608917325126
Catnr: CR 73251
Release date: 24 October 2005
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Challenge Records
UPC
0608917325126
Catalogue number
CR 73251
Release date
24 October 2005
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The Lady Who Swings The Band

The Dutch Jazz Orchestra researches and performs orchestral jazz. Avoiding the entertainment music that has long been the common fare for big band orchestras, the Dutch Jazz Orchestra concentrates its efforts on music that explores the wider artistic possibilities of the jazz orchestra. Although much neglected, this repertory answers to the highest criteria of musical quality and artistic relevance. The Dutch Jazz Orchestra looks for its projects to composers and arrangers whose work has been unjustly neglected. In addition, the orchestra performs unknown and forgotten material by well-known composers and arrangers. As such, the orchestra’s work possesses great historic relevance.
Thus far, the Dutch Jazz Orchestra has performed unknown works by the following composers, arrangers and band leaders (among others): Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, George Handy, Rob Madna, Gerry Mulligan, Boyd Raeburn, Jerry van Rooijen, Billy Strayhorn, Claude Thornhill, and Mary Lou Williams.

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Dutch Jazz Orchestra

The Dutch Jazz Orchestra is focused on special projects within the realm of jazz. They are specialised in performing and recording obscure, and often unknown, works by the unsung heroes of jazz. The Dutch Jazz Orchestra has quit a list of rarely performed works of composers, as Mary Lou Williams, George Handy, Gil Evans, Gerry Mulligan, Claude Thornhill, The Boyd Raeburn Orchestra, Duke Ellington and now Billy Strayhorn, on it’s name.And so in 1995 The Dutch Jazz Orchestra, lead by Jerry van Rooijen, started a new project and they released the CD “Portrait Of A Silk Threat” on which they presented unknown and never earlier recorded work of Billy Strayhorn. This CD became very successful.The Dutch Jazz Orchestra have been...
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The Dutch Jazz Orchestra is focused on special projects within the realm of jazz. They are specialised in performing and recording obscure, and often unknown, works by the unsung heroes of jazz. The Dutch Jazz Orchestra has quit a list of rarely performed works of composers, as Mary Lou Williams, George Handy, Gil Evans, Gerry Mulligan, Claude Thornhill, The Boyd Raeburn Orchestra, Duke Ellington and now Billy Strayhorn, on it’s name.And so in 1995 The Dutch Jazz Orchestra, lead by Jerry van Rooijen, started a new project and they released the CD “Portrait Of A Silk Threat” on which they presented unknown and never earlier recorded work of Billy Strayhorn. This CD became very successful.The Dutch Jazz Orchestra have been busy recording new materials of Billy Strayhorn. This resulted in three cd’s, “So This Is Love”, “You Go To My Head” and “Something To Live For”.In 2002 musicologist Walter van de Leur optained his doctorate with a thesis on Billy Strayhorn called Something to Live For – The Music of Billy Strayhorn.

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